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In August and September of 2023, RTA set up booths at 11 events across the four counties and spoke with riders at three regional transit centers. Attendees were asked to place stickers on an interactive board to identify which of the goals and strategies they felt were the highest priorities.
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The Metro: Metro Detroit’s transit gap is wide. RTA’s plan to close it is slow by design

Sam Corey, The Metro February 11, 2026

In metro Detroit, the vast majority of residents live within a 10-minute drive of a grocery store. But if you...

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The Metro: The case for creating a greater Detroit

Sam Corey, The Metro February 11, 2026

Late last year, Rogelio Landin ran for mayor of Detroit on a simple platform: the city should annex some of...

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The Metro: ICE is destroying the America Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor loves

Sam Corey, The Metro February 10, 2026

Across Michigan, city leaders and police chiefs are asking  the same question: how should they work with federal immigration officers?...

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The Metro: A former Detroit police chief spent his career building trust. He says ICE is dismantling it

The Metro, Robyn Vincent February 10, 2026

  Federal immigration agents have been involved in at least 30 shootings since President Trump returned to office — eight...

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The Metro: The plan to fix Michigan’s teacher shortage

Sam Corey, The Metro February 5, 2026

Most everyone wants students to have good teachers. But how do we adequately prepare educators, and keep them in the...

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The Metro: How a Plymouth ice hockey training program develops Olympic-level talent

The Metro, Cary Junior II February 5, 2026

It’s a tough journey to become a professional athlete nowadays, especially for Hockey players, so athletes pursue training programs at...

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The Metro: Arts college emphasizes sustainability in winter lecture series

The Metro, Cary Junior II February 4, 2026

As conversations about climate change continue to evolve, the College for Creative Studies (CCS) is being proactive about the role...

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The Metro: Why Detroit needs more money — and how it could be raised

Sam Corey, The Metro February 4, 2026

Detroit has a lot of needs, including things like bus transit, policing and security, and trash pickup. Those things cost...

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Representatives from the Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan held a ribbon cutting on Thursday, March 21, 2024, for the Detroit Air Xpress bus route between downtown Detroit and Detroit Metro Airport launching this month.
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The Metro: The bus is running. The question is how well

The Metro, Robyn Vincent February 3, 2026

After years of pandemic disruption, driver shortages, and declining public trust, Southeast Michigan’s transit agencies say they’re finally back on...

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The Metro: Good reads from the Wayne State University Press

The Metro, Cary Junior II February 3, 2026

Since 1941 the Wayne State University Press has published over two-thousand titles that explore a number of topics from literature,...

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The Metro: Could a free market ease Michigan’s affordability crisis?

Sam Corey, The Metro February 3, 2026

Affordability. That’s the word that’s been buzzing around politics.  In November, Democrats across the country won on the promise of...

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The Metro: The liberal politicians enacting an affordability agenda

Sam Corey, The Metro February 3, 2026

To counter President Donald Trump's agenda, liberals aren't discussing democracy. They're talking about the issue of affordability. Last year, Congressional...

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